Comments by "TheGoldenCaulk" (@thegoldencaulk2742) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

  1. I wonder what he thinks of the classic line "You could shoot a German with 5-6 rounds of .30 Carbine and he would run away." Probably thinks the guy who said it was a rubbish shot...
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  2. The OG gat crank
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  3. SPIW is a goldmine of interesting and bizarre designs. I do hope you'll have more SPIW material in the future!
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  4. Flawless edits
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  5. Ian so excited he blows his audio levels. That's good shit, I can't wait for this stuff!
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  6. This looks like my shoulder hurts
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  7. That's a really cool shirt btw
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  8. M95 Straight pull, one of the slickest designs, and they turned it into an equally slick semi-auto. I am truly utterly captivated. Sad it never caught on, but that's kinda the crux of this channel, right?
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  9. The Navy weirdly seemed to have a better eye for firearm advancements. This certainly isn't the first time they adopted and issued rifles waaaay ahead of whatever outdated slab the Army was using. Damned Army and their marksmanship doctrine...
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  10. I wonder.... would a 3-round Berthier clip work in the 1918?
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  11. I feel like you can't just buy the vest without having a suit on standby as well
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  12. P14, best looking bolt action rifle imo On a minor side note, apparently they did make a few Pedersen devices for the .30-06 version.
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  13. Who else is going to the viewing day for this auction today? I'm gonna go finger some gats...
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  14. The fact that your kickstarter was so successful proves that people do still value the hard work it takes to make quality content that fills a channel like yours. We didn't just back your book, we backed you.
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  15. "Little Timmy was just watching some kids videos on youtube, and next thing I know he's looking at BIG, BLACK ASSAULT RIFLES!!!"
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  16. This is off topic, but you should update the Forgotten Weapons logo to a higher res version when you get the chance. It's lookin' a little pixel-y.
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  17. Nobody expects the Second Ian-quisition!
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  18. I love the Italian style of bayonet. Gives an aggressive look to the gun.
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  19. Jeez, that rubber buffer looks like tongue bologna
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  20. I would soooo hunt with this thing. I didn't say "successfully"
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  21. Ah yes, If anything speaks to Hitler's judgment, it's wanting the G-43 over the Sturmgewehr. He would've been better off with Glock 43s...
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  22. I think the real amazing part of this gun is just how compact that trigger mechanism is
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  23. Wow, Malta seems really chill. Can't wait for the new content!
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  24. I am simple gun enthusiast. I see prototype semi-auto, I click like.
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  25. Caught this early on Bloke's channel, glad you guys covered the mad minute.
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  26. Holy shit, InRange and FW Q&As back to back? Is there a such thing as too much content? No.
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  27. I was promised a disintegrated wrist. I want my money back.
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  28. Ah, the ol' red table and fireplace. How I've missed your many oddities and rarities.
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  29. There's always this mystique surrounding Swiss firearms, but when you look at how quickly and effectively they improve each design, it's not hard to understand why. There's just so much collective experience in that factory.
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  30. Just keep Arizona muck away from it, and it'll run for eternity.
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  31. How do you say "Ping" is Danish?
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  32. Please tell me you're gonna do something with that Dutch AR-10
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  33. Ah yes, the Forgotten Fireplace. Tell me all of your secrets.
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  34. I am simple gun enthusiast. I see early semi-auto, I click like.
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  35. Choo choo! Time to board the hype-train for the WWSD rifles!
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  36. Next you should check out the Armalite for USSR, the AR-10 in 7.62x39 that was trailed in Finland
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  37. The more vent-holes, the cooler it looks GET IT? IT'S A PUN
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  38. Don't talk to me or my son ever again
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  39. My highlight from this year was the RSC video. Both the 1917 and 1918 on the same range, probably hadn't happened in almost 100 years!
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  40. The Chassepot to Famas kickstarter seemed to set such a high standard that I worried that Headstamp's future books would struggle to match it. Now I'm thinking "What if they all do better?"
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  41. Looks like James D Julia ain't the only big auction house allowing demo shooting anymore...
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  42. Awww, well isn't that just the cutest little sniper I've ever seen
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  43. I wish I had a spare Tokarev lying around
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  44. Could you imagine if Pedersen was successful in getting this thing adopted by the Brits, Japanese, and Americans? That would have been one hell of an achievement, plus it'd be interesting to see 3 powers go to war with (roughly) the same rifle
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  45. No, it's a trapdoor Springfield
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  46. Needlefire pistol? Don't Knoch it till you try it...
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  47. 10:13 What is this phrase "too many Forgotten Weapons videos?" I don't understand...
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  48. Convinced him to take another look at safety
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  49. Dat height over bore tho
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  50. Browning was a pretty baller dude, haggling with Winchester like that. Then again, he's probably the only guy who could get away with it...
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